Read our information on managing your diet with pancreatic cancer
This information is for people with pancreatic cancer and their loved ones. It explains digestive symptoms you may experience, how to manage these and who can help.
Food plays an important part in all our lives. But what can you eat when you have pancreatic cancer, and how can you find information you can trust about diet and symptoms?
Whether you’ve been diagnosed yourself, or are supporting a loved one, we’re here to offer information and support. Catch up on this session to hear from Lisa Woodrow, one of our specialist nurses and expert dietitian, Anisah Begum, who together speak to thousands of people affected by pancreatic cancer like you each year.
This webinar is for people with pancreatic cancer and their loved ones. If you’re a healthcare professional, please see our dedicated events, training and resources for you, instead.
This session will provide you with expert guidance from a specialist dietitian and our pancreatic cancer nurses who can answer your questions, discuss practical steps and direct you to further support.
If you would like support right now, you can contact our team of specialist nurses by calling our Support Line on 0808 801 0707, email nurse@pancreaticcancer.org.uk or via WhatsApp by messaging 07418 304789
This information is for people with pancreatic cancer and their loved ones. It explains digestive symptoms you may experience, how to manage these and who can help.
Find out how we can support you, get information about pancreatic cancer and connect with other people going through a similar thing. You don’t need to face this alone.
Our specialist nurses can answer your questions, recommend practical steps and provide the emotional support you and your loved ones need, when you need it most.
We know being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer can feel very overwhelming. Our easy to understand information is here to break it down for you so you can take your time and get prepared. It is reviewed by experts, so you know you can trust it.